Field and Stream RV Park

Campground in Brookline, NH • 54 RV Sites

Field and Stream RV Park sits in Brookline, New Hampshire—a Hillsborough County campground in the sugar maple and pine country of southern New Hampshire, 20 minutes from Nashua and under an hour from Boston. The park's position in the southernmost tier of New Hampshire places it in one of the most economically active recreation corridors in New England — close enough to the greater Boston metropolitan area to draw weekend campers and day visitors, but far enough north to deliver the quiet, forested character of the Granite State's rural interior rather than the suburban landscape that extends along I-93 north of the Massachusetts border. Fifty-four full and partial hookup sites accommodate big rig travelers in a slide-out friendly configuration, with a fishing pond on the property providing a quiet angling option within the campground perimeter. A wading pond and beach area complement the fishing pond, and kayak rentals to Lake Potanipo — Brookline's larger pond — give guests access to a more substantial body of water for paddling. A large off-leash dog park provides significant space for traveling animals, and the campground provides complimentary day passes to the town beach at Lake Potanipo as part of the guest experience. Free cable WiFi, laundry, dump station, a general store, and boat rentals round out the facility set. Lake Potanipo is Brookline's defining natural resource — a 296-acre glacial pond in the Souhegan River watershed that provides the swimming beach, fishing, and kayaking that give the town its recreational identity in the greater Nashua area. The lake's cold, clear water supports warmwater fisheries of bass and pickerel alongside the remnant coldwater species that persist in the deeper basin, and the lake's undeveloped shoreline character — protected by local conservation easements and the slow development pace that defines Brookline relative to the faster-growing Nashua suburbs — gives it a genuinely rural quality within close commuting distance of the Massachusetts border. The Windham Rail Trail, a converted rail corridor south of Brookline in Windham, New Hampshire, provides paved multi-use trail access for biking and walking in a 12-mile linear corridor that is among the most popular cycling routes in southern New Hampshire. The Hollis State Forest and the conservation lands around Salmon Brook in the Brookline-Hollis area provide additional hiking and nature access within the immediate campground vicinity. Nashua, 20 minutes south, provides full commercial infrastructure — the largest city in New Hampshire by population and one of the most economically active mid-size cities in New England — and the Pheasant Lane Mall and downtown Nashua dining corridor cover the shopping and restaurant needs for extended stays. Field and Stream RV Park operates through the New Hampshire camping season, typically May through October, in the southern New Hampshire climate where the summer months deliver reliably good weather for the fishing, paddling, and swimming that the property's pond and lake access supports. The fall foliage season in September and October brings the sugar maple display that defines New Hampshire's tourism economy in autumn, and the campground's location in the hardwood country of Hillsborough County provides the foliage corridor without requiring drives to the White Mountains that the more northerly foliage experiences demand. Boston day trips — 45 minutes to an hour via US-3 — provide urban cultural supplement for multi-day stays when rain or camp fatigue suggest a city excursion.

Campground rules and policies

Check-In Procedure
- Check-in: 1:00 PM
- Check-out: 12:00 PM
- If you overstay your reservation without permission, you may be charged additional fees.
- Excessive site clean-up may incur additional fees.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Package
- You have no residency here – no bills can be sent or registered here.
- You may receive packages only.
- Packages will be placed in the bins in front of the office.Safety and Considerations
- Please respect the property of neighboring campers and neighboring properties.
- No cutting through sites. No parking on empty sites.
- No trespassing off marked trails.
- We do not accept responsibility for lost, damaged, or stolen items.Speed Limit
- Drive slowly, 5 MPH is the speed limit.
- Children under 16 must have a helmet when riding a bicycle.Cleanliness
- Campsites must be kept neat and cleaned, free of litter.
- Properly dispose of all trash in the dumpster. Please, no cigarette butts on the ground.
- Pick up and bag all dog waste, place in designated receptacles or in the dumpster.
- All cardboard boxes must be broken down before being placed in the dumpster.Prohibited Items
- Fireworks
- Firearms
- Illegal activities
- ATVs, golf carts, mopeds, etc.
- No display of political/religious banners, symbols or signs.
- No tenting allowed.
- No “for sale” signs.
- Out-of-state firewood
- Allowed items with considerations
- Motorcycles are allowed, please idle in/out.
- Swim in designated areas only, and swim at your own risk.
- Stream is for fishing and kayaking only.
- Fishing is allowed (License is required – Catch and Release only).Reservation items
- Each reservation is for 2 people; extra guests are an extra fee.
- One family and one camping unit per site (4 adults max/site).Visitor
- Visitors must register at the office upon arrival (Visitor pets are not allowed).
- You are responsible for your visitors.
- Please, no more than 4 visitors at a time.
- Overnight visitors must pay an overnight fee.
- Visitors must park in the Visitors Parking Lot.Fire
- Fires are permitted in fireplaces only and may not exceed a height of 2 feet.
- Never leave your fire unattended, and do not move the fireplaces.
- Please do not put pallets/building lumber, cans, bottles, or garbage in the fireplace.
- Do not bring in or leave firewood behind.
- Firewood is available at the office.
- Absolutely no out-of-state firewood!Campsite
- Please, no carpets on grass.
- Camping units must be left on wheels and approved jacks.
- Any item(s) stored under the recreational vehicle that cause the Campsite to look messy or cluttered are not permitted.
- If the following items cause the Campsite to look messy or cluttered are not permitted: Campsite or lawn ornaments, figures, hanging signs, flags or pennants, grass mats/rugs, enclosed steps, refrigerators/freezers, or household furniture.
- Plastic tarps are only permitted to cover firewood and may not be larger than 8’ x 10’.
- Patio lights are permitted but cannot be longer than the length of the camping unit’s awning.
- Floodlights, bug zappers or excessively bright lights are not permitted.
- Campers may not have an outside clothesline or hang clothes from the camping unit except for an approved manufactured clothesline attached to the rear bumper of the camping unit.
- No off-RV satellite dishes, CB, shortwave radios, or other antennas without management’s prior written approval.
- Only those built in and made for camping are permissible.
- Starlink satellite is allowed, but please be respectful of how you use it, and do not run the wire across any roads.
- No gardens are allowed unless they are in containers that can be removed at the end of the Camping Season or when the Campsite is vacated.
- No selling of any items in the manner of a garage sale is permitted.
- Your RV must have insurance and be registered.
- Wifi is not intended for critical work.Campground Disclaimer
- You may be liable for any damage caused.
- Use of the property is at your own risk.
- The campground is not liable for damages, theft, etc.
- Please note that there is a video recording on the premises.
- Entrance onto Park property constitutes permission for Park to photograph or video the visitor/guest while on premises and to use any resulting photos or videos for any lawful purpose without compensation to the visitor/guest.
- Rules are subject to change at any time without notice.
- Rules will be posted on this webpage or verbally expressed by management staff.Quiet hours
- 10 pm – 8 am. Campfires must be out by midnight.Guest Policy
- All-day visitors must register at the office and must check out by 10:00 pm.
- Day visitors may need to pay a fee if it is not included in your reservation rate.
- No guest pets please. Guests staying overnight may need to pay a fee.Pet Policy
- Pets must be leashed at all times, unless in Dog Park.
- Dog Park rules are posted.
- Please pick up after your dog! $50 fines will be assessed for campers who are caught not picking up after their pets.
- Pets must be vaccinated and kept under control.
- No leashes longer than 8ft.
- Do not leave animals unattended.Late Fees
- Payments for reservations or charges not made on time incur a $35 minimum late fee per week (or 18% per annum at the campground’s sole discretion) with an unpaid balance, or as otherwise stated on seasonal contracts.